Panthers
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CAROLINA PANTHERS
Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards said Tuesday the Carolina Panthers seemed more interested in him than any of the NFL he’s spoken with so far. But as much as he thinks they like him, he’s not sure what they want to do with him.
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The Carolina Panthers opened their offseason conditioning program Monday, with one notable absence.
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A day after holding the door for Julius Peppers, the holes are obvious, and so is the way the Carolina Panthers will likely fill them.
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The short answer to how the Carolina Panthers plan to replace Julius Peppers is that they can’t. The longer one’s more complicated, and goes back to the young players Panthers general manager Marty Hurney talked so much about Tuesday.
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Carolina Panthers quarterback situation for 2010 is still unsolved. Despite incumbent starter Jake Delhomme’s 2009 meltdown and despite Matt Moore’s hot hand in relief, GM Marty Hurney was in no mood to make declarations Tuesday.
